Windhorse:Evolution launch 'Friends' network
They’ve already been the subject of a book by Padmasuri, ‘Transforming Work: An Experiment in Right Livelihood’, which details some of the many twists and turns they’ve encountered along the way as they experimented with practicing ‘Team-Based Right Livelihood’ in the modern Western world.
At the same time it’s been hard for people outside the business to really share in that sense of ongoing discovery: what DOES it mean to practice Right Livelihood, especially team-based right livelihood, in the modern Western world?
With this in mind – and to make it easier for potential new workers to contact them – they’ve launched the new ‘windhorse:evolution friends network’. Anyone who’d like to stay in touch is invited to write to Dharmasiddhi; you’ll then be kept informed of developments in the business. It’s a two-way thing – they’d ask you it help be an ambassador for Windhorse, even to look out for people who might be interested in joining them.
After a period of consolidation and restructuring, Windhorse has ambitious plans for the future: it’s a good time to get on board. Increasingly, their ‘dana’, or generosity, extends beyond the Buddhist world to include working with their suppliers on local projects – see FWBO News’ recent feature on their social dana projects. And you can see some more photos of the warehouse on FWBO Photos here.
Labels: Cambridge, FWBO, Right Livelihood, Windhorse
1 Comments:
I came across the write-up in Cam Magazine re Roy Marriott, a fellow Emmanuel College student (I was there in '65). The important thing is that I, too am a Buddhist, specifically, head of Udumbara Zen Center, Evanston, Illinois. How's that for coincidence? My 2 addresses are: mike@westendantiques.com and michaelbankswildlifeart.com. Cheers and keep up the good work,
Mike
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